The name of the successor to Alexander the Great.

Alexander the Great did not have one heir. He was not married. And he had no children. He died at an extremely early age (did not even live to 34 years). And therefore there could not be any heir by blood. The vast territories of the emerging empire were divided by generals close to Alexander, who participated in campaigns with him and managed to secure the support of their troops in advance: Ptolemy in Egypt and in the south of Asia Minor, Lysimachus in Thrace and Asia Minor, Cassandros in Greece, Epirus, and also Seleucus on Middle East and Western Asia.